I have a 3 axle toyhauler. Could I use 2 of these to lift the 3rd axle? It would require one to fit between the tires? Would that work?
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I also have a triple axle trailer, and if you were to put the traileraid under the front axle. I would assume that it would lift both the middle axle, and the rear axle. I have not used my traileraid yet, so I can't tell you for sure. There is noe enough room between the axles to put it under the center axle.
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Hi, I think you really only need one which should jack up the one side enough for you to remove the bad tire/wheel. Not sure you could get a second one in between axles. My wife has used one on a double-axle 40+ ft trailer and it worked great. I helped use this product on a small horse trailer too--very handy to have in the truck!
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I only bought two wheels and not any axle. The wheel will take an axle 3/4 inch in diameter.
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It's really hard to say. It all depends on the rating of the axles and the tires. If they are large axles and tires you could hall a bulldozer. If they are small axles and tires I would think 2,000 to 3,000 would be pushing it. The rating is listed on the side of the tire. That will get you in the ball park.
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No concerns about the possibility of the trailer tipping as long as you're on a somewhat level surface. HOWEVER--YOU should pull your trailer onto the Trailer Aid BEFORE you actually have to use it in an emergency. Tandem axles are not the same for each trailer and may have different suspension componenets. I actually use a 2 x 10 under my Trailer Aid to give me the correct clearance needed to get an inflated tire off the ground !! Notice that I said INFLATED tire.....if I were to use the Trailer Aid WITHOUT a 2 x 10 under it, I would then NOT have the clearance for an inflated tire !! These are also the best for doing brake and bearing maintenance. Good Luck No concerns about the possibility of the trailer tipping as long as you're on a somewhat level surface. HOWEVER--YOU should pull your trailer onto the Trailer Aid BEFORE you actually have to use it in an emergency. Tandem axles are not the same for each trailer and may have different suspension componenets. I actually use a 2 x 10 under my Trailer Aid to give me the correct clearance needed to get an inflated tire off the ground !! Notice that I said INFLATED tire.....if I were to use the Trailer Aid WITHOUT a 2 x 10 under it, I would then NOT have the clearance for an inflated tire !!... » Read More No concerns about the possibility of the trailer tipping as long as you're on a somewhat level surface. HOWEVER--YOU should pull your trailer onto the Trailer Aid BEFORE you actually have to use it in an emergency. Tandem axles are not the same for each trailer and may have different suspension componenets. I actually use a 2 x 10 under my Trailer Aid to give me the correct clearance needed to get an inflated tire off the ground !! Notice that I said INFLATED tire.....if I were to use the Trailer Aid WITHOUT a 2 x 10 under it, I would then NOT have the clearance for an inflated tire !! These are also the best for doing brake and bearing maintenance. Good Luck « Show Less
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Look under your truck, if the front axle looks like the back one then you do. You should have a ridged pipe looking thing, that doesn't bend in the middle, between your front tires.
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One all you need but would get another one for In between charges. Liop"s are the way to go but if you go big your going to need better rear axles they will break. D
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Hey.. you may have room for two bikes if you off set your bikes, but 10' maybe to short to off set, so get some help and see if you can 2 bikes into your toyhauler and go from there, as for me I have a V92 Victory going into a 6x14 V nose and it's a full house with one bike, sorry I'cant help you more. Greg
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This is for one, which is all you need. Put it under the good wheel raising it and the axle with the flat comes off the ground so you can change it.
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The platform has enough area to lift a bike with both wheels off the ground without a problem. Two of them might give you more stability, but I don't see how you could fit two of the jacks under the bike and lift by the frame. You bike is different than mine, obviously, but if I could even get two underneath, I'd be lifting partly by the exhaust pipes, and they'd probably get damaged in the process. I think you'd be better off with paddocks.
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They have adapters that go from 1/4 to socket drive. But to change tires they have impacts that are socket drive already. Idk if youd want to change your tires with this, but in a pinch it would probably do it. Like ur stuck on the side of the road. I wouldnt use this as a normal tool to change your tires. Ive never done it and idk if it would work out. If you end up doing it make sure you hit it with a tire iron after to see how tight they are.
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They are 8.25" on a side. Works fine on our dual axle (if that is what you mean) but you could check; raising a wheel 2 blocks takes 16.5" inches per wheel; to raise it 3 blocks, add another 8.25" in length, per axle. If you mean dually wheels (4 tires per axle), you would need two parallel sets, as the blocks aren't wide enough to support both wheels. But maybe just the outside wheels gets you level enough?
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Depends. If you have a stable flat area where the vehicle won't move then it should work. If on a slope,stay clear. Also you can't really put it under an axle unless you put a piece of plywood or something to spread the load and protect the bag. That said, I use it for that but with caution.
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Barb, my installation required that I get an adapter made to fit my older sidcar axle. I only needed the one piece;you would need four; a cash outlay of a
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does "skewers" mean the kind that have levels that you can close to tighten? I'm pretty sure that's the kind that I have, and it works perfectly. the device is just a circular thing that goes on the axle, and the connection for the cart is below that, so its pretty straightforward and i think you'll be fine
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If its not lifted it definately wont fit the tire well but as far as it fitting the tire it will fit. It will be tight tho
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No. I have a dual axle and one works great. Just remember this. If you drive up on it put it in front of the front axle. If you back onto it put it behind the rear axle. Hope this helps.
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This will work with up to a 37" tire. Lift height isn't that relevant since the jack and jack base are designed to go under the axle.Web link to AEV web site.http://www.aev-conversions.com/shop/products/tools-accessories/jk-jack-base